Fulton prosecutors will get a chance to correct their procedural mistakes and seek indictments-for a third time-of two murder suspects facing the death penalty. A ruling Tuesday means Michael B. LeJeune and Rekha "Kelly" Anand, both 22, remain charged with killing and dismembering a 39-year-old man in December 1997. The judge said the state is entitled to "correct its procedural errors" by nolle prossing the case and taking it to a new jury.
June 14, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Fulton prosecutors will get a chance to correct their procedural mistakesand seek indictments — for a third time — of two murder suspects facing thedeath penalty.
A ruling Tuesday by Fulton Superior Court Judge Constance C. Russell meansMichael B. LeJeune and Rekha “Kelly” Anand remain charged with killingand dismembering a 39-year-old man in December 1997. Both 22, they continueto be held at the Fulton County Jail.
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